Myself playing a terrific song by NIACIN (John Novello, Billy Sheehan, Dennis Chambers): “I Miss You”, from Niacin’s first CD.

Every part recorded in real time, each track separately, following a “click” metronome.
No post editing (apart from a couple of reverb/effects).

• KeyBOrgan DLQ KeyBDuo
• Leslie 21
• Speakeasy 122 AMA Tube Preamp (Roarrrr!)
• Fatar Studiologic Master Keyboard
• Roland Fantom XR (for the Rhodes)
• Line6 Variax Bass
• Roland V-Drums with Dennis Chambers samples

See the video on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg2WkMTZ-ZU

This is a video featuring the Nord Stage Compact, run through our own Vintage Tube Preamp and a generic full range PA. Here what the VTP can do for this already incredible digital keyboard, and imagine what it can do for yours!

In this video, Steve does a “pod cast” style video, demonstrating the Speakeasy tine for Vintage Rhodes pianos. The piano is 80-90% voiced and has our tines installed in random locations. Check out the tone and see why we say that this is the first successful recreation of the original.

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Kc Roberts leads one of the craziest funk bands in Toronto. Think Jamiroquai, The Roots and The Neptunes decided to put on a show with Jimmy Hendrix. This session took place June 2007. The track was released on a special edition pre-release CD. The full album drops November 2007.

This track is special because all the keys were performed by Todd using the following Speakeasy products:

• Restored Rhodes Mark II Stage Piano 73
• “Dyno Hybrid Suitcase” Preamp

Mike W takes a Roadbox III out for a quick demo.

Mike Ian plays his guitar through one of our Roadbox Mk II cabinets, driven by his own amplifier, in this Live Performance Video from the Album “TRIP”. Released 2006.

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An introduction to our Guitar Roadbox III.

Steve puts an old A100 though it’s paces via a RBIII stack. Roadbox SE122 MkIII and Type 122 Submon, connected to the organ’s AO-28 preamp (The main and reverb amps are disabled) using a standard “8000″ type kit.